L’Avvertimento di Einstein (1948): Condanna al Partito Herut di Begin come "Fascista" e le Radici del Likud

La storia offre spesso un contesto cruciale per comprendere il presente. Nel dicembre 1948, un gruppo di eminenti intellettuali, attivisti e scienziati ebrei – tra cui Albert Einstein, la filosofa Hannah Arendt e lo storico Sidney Hook – scrissero un severo monito al New York Times. Il loro bersaglio era Menachem Begin, leader del neonato "Partito della Libertà" (Herut - Tnuat Haherut), in visita negli Stati Uniti per cercare sostegno.

Einstein's Warning (1948): Condemning Begin's Herut Party as "Fascist" & the Roots of Likud

History often provides crucial context for understanding the present. In December 1948, a group of prominent Jewish intellectuals, activists, and scientists – including Albert Einstein, philosopher Hannah Arendt, and historian Sidney Hook – penned a stark warning to the New York Times. Their target was Menachem Begin, leader of the newly formed "Freedom Party" (Herut - Tnuat Haherut), who was visiting the United States seeking support.

THE EMPTY THRONE: How Trump’s “Peace Talks” Masked the West’s War Machine

"It is entirely indifferent to history whether something happened this way or that. It always sides with the victor."
— Christian Hebbel, German dramatist

Operation Spider’s Web and the Iran Bombing Expose a President Who Talks Peace—But Lets Elites Wage War

Donald Trump stood before cameras at Mar-a-Lago, palms raised: “I’ll stop these wars in 24 hours.”
Not long after, Ukrainian drones struck deep inside Russia during his Istanbul peace talks.
And not long after that, U.S. B-2 stealth bombers obliterated Iranian nuclear sites.
The pattern is clear: Trump doesn’t command the declining empire—he’s its charismatic pitchman.